Fulham 0-3 Crystal Palace Highlights, FA Cup Quarter-Final: Clinical CRY Blank FUL, Book Wembley Berth For Semis

Hello everyone! How라이브 바카라 your weekend going? Any plans? If not, we’ve got the perfect evening idea for you, Fulham take on Crystal Palace in the FA Cup quarter-final! The match kicks off at 5:45 PM IST. Stay tuned for live updates.

• This is only the second FA Cup campaign where Fulham and Crystal Palace have met, with the Eagles winning a second-round replay 1-0 in February 1907.

• Crystal Palace are unbeaten in their last six away games against Fulham (W3 D3), including a 2-0 Premier League win at Craven Cottage this season. The only team they've beaten twice away in a single campaign is Southampton (1964-65).

• Fulham won all four of their FA Cup quarterfinal ties between 1957-58 and 2001-02 but have been eliminated in their last four appearances at this stage (2003-04, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2022-23).

• Crystal Palace have progressed from four of their last five FA Cup quarterfinals, only failing in 2018-19 against Watford.

• Fulham knocked out holders Manchester United in the fifth round but haven't beaten Premier League opposition in consecutive FA Cup rounds since 2002-03 (Birmingham City & Charlton Athletic).

Here's how the two teams line up ahead of kick-off at Craven Cottage:

It has been quite an aggressive start from the hosts, who create an early chance via Rodrigo Muniz. The Brazilian weaves past a couple of defenders before landing up into the box for a one-on-one against Palace 'keeper Dean Henderson, but his shot goes just wide of the far post. The tourists survive.

Crystal Palace central midfielder Adam Wharton is handed a yellow card for a late challenge on Willian. He had been flirting with danger with his tackles and the referee finally brandishes a card to warn the 21-year-old.

What a scintillating finish from Eberechi Eze. Fulham had dominated the early proceedings and came close to going ahead several times, but it is Crystal Palace who take the lead thanks to Eze's stunner in the 34th minute. The Briton takes the ball on the left side of the box and zooms inside before unfurling a top-drawer shot near the far post.

Well, well, well. Oliver Glasner's side are in complete control at half-time against the hosts, who had started the match rather strongly. Senegalese forward Ismaila Sarr doubles Crystal Palace's lead with a header, thanks to an assist from that man Eberechi Eze in the 38th minute. Fulham will have a lot of thinking to do in the mid-game interval.

The second half begins on a scrappy note as Chris Richards gets a yellow card for a foul on Rodrigo Muniz. Fulham attacking from the get go after the interval, while Crystal Palace are more than happy to let the game meander, having earned a two-goal advantage.

Fulham boss Marco Silva makes a couple of substitutions in the hope of a turnaround. Adama Traore and Emile Smith Rowe take the pitch in place of Sasa Lukic and Andreas Pereira, respectively. The home team have been throwing the kitchen sink at Palace, but the latter's defence has been robust enough to stonewall the attempts thus far.

Surely, this is it for Palace. Eddie Nketiah pounces on a ball from fellow sub Daichi Kamada and dodges the Fulham custodian before sending it in from a tricky angle. The tourists are now three up and have one foot into the semi-finals.

And that's that. The final whistle is blown and Crystal Palace cruise to a facile 3-0 away win at Fulham to storm into the FA Cup semi-finals. A thoroughly well-deserved win for Oliver Glasner's wards, who were ruthless in the final third to shut out the Cottagers.

Crystal Palace are headed to the Wembley Stadium, which will host their FA Cup semi-final on April 26. But the draw for the semi-final will be held on Sunday, March 30, after the quarter-final tie between Preston North End and Aston Villa.